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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

Have you awakened from e disturbed sleep
with al the horrible sensations OF an Assassin
clurching your throat and pressing the iife5feath
from your iightened chest Have yon noticed
the languor AMI debility that succeed the effort
10 clear your rhroa, AMI head OF this catarrhal
| matter What depressing influence Il ererts
upon the mind. cloudiug the memory and filling
! the head with pains and straage nOis"' How
difficult Il Is 10 nd the nsSel pa~saRes, thrDat aud
lungs OF this poisonous Tnucui all can testify who
aye nffi Cied With "a Arrh. How dt'hcut 10 pro
frI the system against its further progress
towards the lungs, liver and kidneys, all ! hy'i.
| clans will GiRit II Is teri bic drseac, and
! cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative p0wcrs when all
other remed q utterly fail. Of 5 ,TToRD- RADI
| CAL Cure are sttested by Thousands " no gale
| fully recommend IL ~ fellOTSuaerrrs- No
statement Is made regarding It that cannot be
subStBnii.ted By the most respectable ADJ r~hA
bic references.
Zach PACKET contains one bottle Of the RADi,
cat CURH, one box Of CATARRHAL SOLyEsT. and
an lNPROvLD ISHALER, with treatise and tlrec-
tons, aud is sOld by sliduggiSts loc son
FOrTEB DRUG q CBExICAL % bUsT6F.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
PETROLEUM '. N.ASEi


Says: "In;imit acquaintance with q tru
freud always increases our respeckt iul
that trend"
This is the reason why Synvita Block,
continue to make friends rs their virtue:
become better known Clergymen, public
speakers and people in ali the avenues O
life are unit in their praise of that Won
leIiul new remedy, Synyi:a Cough blocks
They are warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, IIOarsenesI, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat AID Cr0up; - doses
- cents Hundreds bear testimony to the
remark able cures oil DiaTrETa, Dysentery,
Flux. Cholera lntIatum, or SumIlcr Com
plaint and Cholera Murhua, effected Ivy
Symyita Blackberry blocks; - doses, -
cents. We have stacks Of testimonial,
from mothers, who, after daSHg their chill
dren with strong medicines for other SWp
pOud diseases. lave completely cured them
hy usirg Synvita Worm Blocks: - doses,
- cents After You have tried all thc
high-priCrd bottle remedies ana nave !CGnd
no relirf, buy package Of Synvita hid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and he cured
- doS,-,, 80 cents II you want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market huy ParXaG'
of Synyita Bitter Blocks for - ccuia, and
rlakc from TO gallon Of pure tome hit
tcrs
All these remedies only cent dose.
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky battle. Pct
I'D in plt,nt packages. Warranted 10 eur,
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Gcta checker hoard of yOur
dealer Tree Send your address on a postal
card Tor acopy OF "TnE@YNyIrh Biloxi, "
which cont;,ua history al disc;tSrS and
cures, u, send cent stamp for 1t sample OF
Cough BIO, k and copy at TIE SNNNICi
E.UCE. Address, The Syn>ita Co, Lock
Fox 30, Dclphns, Ohio.
AHToN T.. Hes. Agent far Wheeling,
opposite pos;Silicc.
u. T. Mr:iwoRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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SrArES-DGll and steady.
Ir,r,p,, null. soI.s GnlI OOl

RNIEoAps-Du!l; sale $Gij 0O0.
Seeks The stock m,rket to-day was
moderately active but weak almost al
dA;. 4 determined attack was made up.
"a TIE list ~ the opening by Ike heari@h
room tia1r.a ,',d I. a,heA Impression wa1
made On values, the prevailing dui!Dess
Offering the oIrcrtUnitv. There vas very
little support given IL, list, though thcr.
we're souie huSinH orders which absorbed
Die oilerir@s, hut the market became weak
anl demofai,cd end 80 remained until
llse in the DAY. I'nr attack again CCGt"rei
IN I;icI.m"H,i md West P0iat stocks. AlltEc
active iist were attacked, and the Coal
Stocks end TIE Pacific roads were Cspcc-
tally wax. Among the sTccialtirs, IT
Worth AL Denver was sold down on re-
pur!cd "a, 9 OF staC'; for the new extension.
The CpCriCg vas irregular Int generally
speculation noticed i2Tt week, hut the
list irlmediatcly yielded and before the
end If tie first hour declines OF from 10
.! atr cent Ind hrea established The
Close Was duh and barely steady At hut a
Nh~3a better than bottom pric,s. S!ies
%Git%i9 shorpS. Qpatati0HH Chased hiG ~
follows:
Acaras Express 40: American Esprca-
les; Canada I'acii" ~; Central F4c,G"
81; Chesapeake Gaj Chic 4: q PIE erred
Gra;s g. ;iaaarcndS ;. ;'Cii"aGo AMI Al'nu,
to; Chicago. Burlington an:i Quiacy ~;
Delaware ami iiud."a iW!!; Delaware.
LacEnwa',uu anh Western, 1851, Denver
ard Bio .,-a'l". Il; Erir, q; 10 p:s-
!r.red &Gi; II. ESvGe, l5l' Illinois Car.
trai, III; Lake Shore &&5; Michigan
C,atS.l, -. Mina.arnli9 Nri ~. !,"u;F,
y; ln preferred, %; Missouri rlcjjc,
-; No:thcrn Tac'fc 2ii; do rrel"rrei
~: :'hiccgo anl Northwestern. lhi3; Dc
?reter:ed lr-i; New TarS Central, 1h;i;
O:ehor GtHp#rortjnert.J, 49,; Fac!i"
MaI: 81: Peoria. u a T.. -; rigtShUrg
~; tn'imsr IaHa"e CaT Ito; Reading
rs; Boz isiard Hoy; 81. Louis and
~ap Fr.ncleyo, 33$; DO preferred, G''3; first
arotcret, ~; 81. T.Ul, Minneapolis ana
Manitoba tee; 81 Paul and Omaha, 81;
10 pTrieTyej lrG!; EaAaA Pacific, "a Ur;cn
Pacific SIT; Un:tSi States EsIHGsI G5,
WfatetG GIiaa Tai"vrsuE ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

Bylla!re and Zane.y lille thrpU.l pa sss;gcT Train
leaves Bvary AZ >lo Il IL, arrives a. Be- .I2ire ~
10 p. De.
y uO,isiicid passenger train leaves Bclls're ST
!sEjp. n arrives ~ ErllGice al So Il. II.
SUNNI, riSh ArG nIua0tUttO1 lrayrS bclla!r AZ
lgJp. 10. arrives at BellIirS ~ lU.i, d. n.
Al .raiuS dHi!y eXccp; SUNDAY. Central Stand
AL rilhe from Byl,Ei:C
NIyHEEft'.G ~ Liz ugGVE =. j..
Gu and Ghrr HoniEy, CrtcHcr y. ISL. Irsius
ynIuo wheeling GIt k.E:c~"Sr < 2 , 49,, .':': ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

sunday train leaving Charleston hi 30 r. M.
arriving At GalirpnliS ~ 20 IL Il m, PGrkCrShurg
~ o. p. m. snd Wheeling at 80 p. IN.
Leaving Wheeling at Ga IL. m, Farkersbdrg
ii II u II III, Gslipolis nj &UJp. N, arriving ut
CEaris stou At IS. except SUNDAY, when 'Sinc
train arrives al go p N.
Trains No., | aud run through between
Charleston and Toledo with sleeping, farlor
Aul Dining Car attached
NJ. SWEENEY. ten | SUPP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

sunday trairs on x. 40 ny, arrirs 81 Charles.
ton al si0 p u. waiting for D. r. z 4 tain No.
!, NJ Point Pleasant This n tho siIdst line and
eta via. the Ohio River Railroad. Y0f inksr1a-
uou reeardnk the rates routes, rtni ad1rea
Y. J. ROsIkbGH'
General Psscuxcy b gent
Pakcrxbun, ", Va
YRKD HcskEM
Travelling r.nspnsc Assr,
wbesJns " "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
DRY GOODS.
HON YorS.

NEW YORK, December l2.-Dry Goods
The general demand was exceedingly
moderate; but deliveries on orders con-
tiuued to return large business. Indian
Head brown ebttOns advanced tc, or to
&c, for 36-inch; Edwards cambrics &C
higher
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LlN: ~r.Cia
New York.

New YORK, DECEMBER L. -Rctvcs Re.
c"ipla go head, making y so head for
! the week. The fresh arrivals included -
Gals, IL b. sold, - cars Tor city slaughter
els direct and II car Loads Tor ryIortatiou
! The market was dHli 1T an advance Of Ia
| pc; very common tO very choice native
stctis sold ut = 1jaI 80 and $ - was
refused Tor the best car loud in market; no
Texas or Colorado cattle offered; exports
l0r the wrlk Sl5 hacv,s, o. sheep 9ri
! ,0iu quarters OF beef
| Sheep and I.auGs-Rcceirts 4 SO head,
making - NnO head iug the week; MAJ kc.
! licm AID higher, hut not active; rnIlmnu
to hast special shtep sold Gt ~ 1Oi -,
aud coD.E!Cu to choice lambs - ''0I1 90.
Ilygs Receipts 8, $40 lead. making ! |, =
! $50 Ter the week; nouc offered alive; mar
kct nomiDally steady II s. l0a5 20.
Chicago.
CH!CAG0. December l. - Cattr--R =
ceipts 10, 0GO head; shipments 4, 0o0 head;
market steady; Christmas T. laaG 81;
shipping steers s. T0I3 50; ttockers
aud feeders 81 9Oa3 l5;cows. bulls aud
mixed II 2GJ2 80 Texas cattle 81 G0,3 90.
Hcga Receipts l.2tO head; shipments
1850 head; market 5al0c lower for heavy,
oth5;s steady; mixed 81 ~Oa5 -; heavy
s. maj 40; skips s. i0ai 40
Sherp-ReceiNts 1000 head; shipments
! Loo; market strong; Christmas muitons
s. O0i5 ca; natives S& GOAT -; Western
60 aHli 90; Texas )! SOB -; lambs 81 90
40 -.
East Liberty
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December II - Cat
tlo-RcCeipts | ,07G heal; shipments 1868
head; market active ana shade stronger
than last weeks prices.
Hogs-ReOcipts 5. 600 head; shipments
200 head; market fair; Philadelphias
! s. 4na5 80; Workers s. 2Oa5 30; common
to fair s. l0a5 -.
Sheep--Receipts 5000 head; shipments
:, 2nU head; market active and lual5c
higher than last weeks prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., December - Hogs
Firm and stronger; common and light
81 OOa4 -: packing and butchers' - pa
: 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, December II Cotton
Quiet; uplands 10 g-1Gc; O'leans 10 ll-l6c;
sales $40 bales; futures closed steady
December 10 4Oc; January 10 Sc; Febru-
airy 10 5Sc; March 1878; April lo.-ici
May 10 92c; June 10 9Sc; July lice
August IL. O7c; September l0.57c; October
l0lSc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
mbeeIine Re9isten
Trarslsrs' Gnids,

s RRIyAL AND DEPAKrURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPI As;ArIOS ~ REyEgESCK MARKS: fIIaiiy.
+Suutay excepted MONDAY excepted E-un'
dsy only. saturday eNcvp;C'!.--Ih Aericlan'
November ", lSS7. Wheeling tine. which Is
lust one hour earlier than Central TINE:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
Kanawha & Ohio Railway.

Time Card. in effect Monday, June 9th, 1857,
between Charleston, GallipoliS, Middleport,
Athens. Corning, Columbus. BucyrIS. Toledo.
Cincinnati. Parkersburg, Wheeling aud Pitts
burg. Daily except Sunday. Central standard
tlue,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
". y CLEMENTS. Manhgrs. sc
ND&PITTNEURG - X

Uu!cr schedule IN og,E HPy q, lsN7, tTa!rs
leave BritgcIHTt, Ohio. Genital SbadHri ii:n': .
For pIltAburgh aud ClCyrlsud, SO a IN, ~
T. NJ fur flit huu;h, lO.l. u M. Va v els
VIE til p. N. fsr Stcu'rnyillc. ~ n III.
For nGnu's Ferry GEs n. Trains DriNo a.
BHigrpnrt NJ 80 = ~, us H. IN, ..sa T. -.
i.Ji y. IN, h.la p. III. NV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at as Per Cent.-io7erntnents
Dali BAT Steady-S.ocHs Lower Flour
Steady anJ juchsnSed-Nh heat Lower
new YupE. December Il Money on
cal! c?sy 4. lao per cent., last looms u per
cent, closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper Gas! Per CEN; sterling
exchange Gull and weaker at Isl for sixty
day bills and 4Sil for demand
CrvERNlrEN TS--Dull hut steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
DrrBBURG, CINCINNATI AND ~
LOUIS RAILROAD

irhn lIaIGiC RoutaD uusicr schedule IN cnNr
Nay Ggd lSS;. trl!ns !csvc Wheeling, Ten
lrai STANDARD Tiuc. 70, Hicrhuvi!,c Sut r,iu.
bursh, t:s, q, II, rs =. NJ, SD = Ia fnt
S,rUhCnTlilc. 80 T. " The T. = n. ~. aud
Spi n IN. trains Innkc dIr,%t connection ~
,'u!ul,kuS C.uC.nnE'i. indianapolis AMI rhi'Rlr.
III" VS. T.. III. train msFcs direct connection
Ter CurmhTs ART 'hirRE,i. 1,r!uh N"TiNr ~
VIE. ing nj C.lI L. m, lU.lJ a IN, IS j. n aud
GDnE m'''
NInO RIvFa BuIRoAD.
I!me table ,siins crsci Juno 2lh, ms,
issSengur trains WI run ~ ts,!owt-'Snrai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

Oh. CITY. December l. -Petroleum-
Opened at 77ic; highest NE; lowest 16tc;
closed At Z, sC; sales Clio, 0tl barrels; clear
ances, 1,l02, $50 barrels; runs December
10th and llth, 1914 barrels; shipments
do. ll9, O00 barrels; charters, :, go barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO X. X.

ID
Depsr,ure OF Trains trcm whcelnr Eastern
time Schedule in effect NoT?mtsr a5h, IN;
ESprss Tor Chicago and the ! rth"rsi, 30
a N $40 =. m. and 10 OPP. m, daily, and lilor'
n daily except saturday.
Fxprss tSr Cincinnati sna s. IoutS 9 70 u, n.
daily and II Il ., m. daily except Saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati fNprss, {! T. II. M.
Fxpt,S Tor Washington, u. e. Baltimore.
Philslelphis and New York, $40 q III. and SIS
n. M. daily.
Fxp7rs> trains srrive frnrl Chicago. 60 ard
80 a. NJ. a ~. sid eiS =. ~, caty, nnI an%
m. daily rycrp: Moudsy.
KxIrtss trains arrive frnm - Louis AMI I.a.
cimnad, 500 = IN. anil Ga y. IN daily.
EnpresS trains arrive FINN Philadelphia, Bsl''.
n,orc aud Washington, ne, ieSa IN. Sii 10 .
y. M. daily
For Cninmbrs. 9Sja m dsilv. and ms p ~.
dntly except saturday Smd - T. IA. G@'.y ga
trains srrlvr from Columbus. SO" g. m. and
81, y. m. daily, and To-" II. m. daily except
For Ti,isbuny AID Washington. Ia, 80 - ~.
anu 60 r. IN aeilv. fIynss, ~ Il. NJ, I:h y ~.
daily except Sunday. Additional WAY irs!H t"r
Washington. Ia, 80 T., II daily rs,rIt : ~.
Trains STRIVE ftum ri,.shmg. 30 a NJ. daily.
Rui l2.ta y III and 90 T.. Ia. daily except suu.
day. AMI ITO y. la, lAily except sHimrihr, sui
> 10 ~ m. sunday only.
Trains arrive nom Washington. Pa, 500 a. III.
For Moundsville. 100 noon. daily except SIu-
day.
From Mcundsriilc. 10 :. NJ. daily cSCc"'
Sunday.
Eur Grafton, 80 n. rrcm ntsiinr, . y
n n. daily cHCcp: sunday.
For Cumberland, 80 = II. Fr'm G.InNcr.
land, 5 . +. III. daily cA"~Ii sunday.
~! ~ ClairSyiir so ~. aui go ~.
AID SO J.. M tally "NC.Jt SUNDAY.
From II IlalTsIt,lr : IN ~ ~ Gri 10 aud
I'D y. III daily except SUNDAY.
BCuvuDt aud NCiIAir, C,"mn:olRtIpu ~ T.
D. N saturday night, returning suiNc NJ - -
g. III.
Rtg:agr called f1r aud checked At hc'r'r sii
residences uu uulcrS i,n 81 ltrkri D.h,r, I.n
MARKET street aHi at prI.D!.
G J.. Lord.
Gen. rAFs Agent,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
WeAK. UHDEVeL0PED PARTS

Of the Boly enlarged and strengthened. Full
particulars cent scaled free. ERIE NED. co,
BUFFALO, n. \. Sufferers From NERVOUS.
NESS, Lack of Vigor, Body or Mid, result Of
oyer-work, indisGretion, etc, address above.
nol6
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AGttfrN

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated lv the Legislature IN rSiS f.'
EiucHt,"n4l and ChHritah!" purInacs, aud -
franchise mUl" par of the present stat" ton
Ni:nl,ra, IA 80, Dy nj OvC.w hrm.rg populhr
vote.
Eis Grand single Number Draw ings
take place monihiy, and the Grand
ScmI-tRpUni Drawings regularly
every SIX months dune and gcrcn-
her,
I've d. hereby certify that Va supervise 10
Arrangements Tor all the MOrthly and S,ml.ha'
nual DrGwtncS ofthG lOuisGaa sSIatC Lottery HDU.
panv, aud IN person msnAgc ana Copiiol tbs
drawings .hcmSc,N CF. and thai the same ar COLI
duCtsd with honesty. fairness, ana ia god faith
toward ali parties, and Ne NJ hurizc ,hc cunpan.
10 use his certificate With faC-sig 81 Guy 80
ustrTas strchcH. III lis atvcr! A,lncnt"
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Liars and Lying.

Is ying a Sin or Misfortune Different Types
ofLinrs, How the Habit Is Omen Acquired
! Some Liars Know
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ARE YOU

Suffering frOIa any OF the results OF !0uthfnI in
discretion or abuses, resulting in Seminal Weak
neSs, lmpdtency, Lost Manhood, etH II ~. sa".
yer's Herb specific will Cure you. Us-i and
recommended by large number Ot specialists II
diseases Of the genital organs the ErlHe i'r .
boxes which is sufficient tn5 SHy case, i 3, 81
druggists or by mail sample Cox Free ii.
l. SAWYER u CO, Box III, Plnla-, Pa
ocl0 cod y
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We tie unic~-iCoi Eanks and BrrkcrS VIII
pay all Prizes iraYn IN The Louisiana Sisl1 iIu
tGr.es which may De- presented ~ our CCunlCfG
J. n. aG..ESHV, Pres IrniS'sra Natl rsUt.
PiIERE LANhtN, Pres. SiRtc MI YEIk.
k.Bks.DWIE. Pres. New Orleans SGt1 nsn ii
GAIL EUfis, Yicst Union Esti0uli BalS.
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ROI.EU N.
Now Ynrk.

New YORK, December - -Petroleum
Opened at 76jc; highest 77.c; lowest
7G,c; closed at 77lc; sales l PSI, Oo0 bar
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OIL City.

TITUsvIILg December - --Petroleum-
Opened at nc; highest T71.c; lowest 16sc
closed at 77lC.
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PittAOur2h.
IItnaNlila

PITTsBURG. December II. -Pcu9leu n
Opened at 75ic; closed 4: 73tc; highes
rrSn. lnMeat HG1r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22
"Untold Agony from Catarrh..

Prof w. HAusNER, the famous mesmerist.
OF Ithaca, N. Y, writes: "Some ten years ago
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician gave me up as
incurable, and said must die. My case was
set nv voice would become SO boarse could
barely speak above a whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing OF my throat would
almost strangle me. by the use of DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, was well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
"Constantly Hawking and spItting.1
THOMAS J. RUSHING, ESQ.,, 1909 Pine Street,
st. Louis Mo-, writes: 81 was a great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils. /
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
ily, was advised to try DIR. Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy. and l am now a well man. believe
II TO be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured and one has only TO give IL q
fair trial TO experience astounding results and
permanent cure"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22

Spanish jaquima, a halter. ON the
plains usually wrought of twisted hair,
Is thrown over his head and firmly tied.
Then the saddle blanket is over his
withers. with sometimes tilpah. or
parti-colored rug. woven and died by
the Navajo or Taos Indians; and over
this the saddle, or perhaps the McClel-
Ian army-sadle. II IL Is the former II
has to be "cinched." This is from tho
Spanish substantive oincha. meaning a
belt or girdle; cnchar, to eirdle. To
"cinch" horse is by no means tho
same as girting him. The two ends OF
the tough cordage which constitute the
''cinch" terminate in long, narrow
strips of leather. called latigos Spanish
thongs), which connect the "cinches"
with the saddle, and are run through
an iron ring. called, il remember cor
ectly the largo ring. though my de-
poncnt rsaith not, and then tied by q
series of complicated turns and knots.
Sometimes there Is cource, or leather
cover to protect the saddle. A pack
saddle is an aparejo. The stout leather
trousers for rough weather are called
Cuups, COutIuCtCu liOiH CuspuiLO n
jacket of the same material IS some
times worn, cut short in the jaunty
Spanish fashion. and braided, just as
you see them in the streets of Seville.
Add 10 these the wooden shirt gay in
color and laced in front, the high boots,
the sash. and the great jingling spurs,
and you have of the outer apparel of
the herders nearly everything except
the quirt, the reata, the latigos and the
tapaderos. Quirt is probably Spanish
also, II we may now have to find its
equivalent in cuerda, arope; tits short
whip. made generally of dressed leath-
or woven into many curious shapes.
The ropes nsed to tie horses with is
lariat or convesta. Tapaderos and la
tigos are both applied to foot covering.
and the cowboy never wears hat, al.
ways sombrero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22
Social Pushers.

That the most hamiliating feature Of
modern society Is to be found In tho arti.
fees of those who wish to get on" in
the fashionable world has often enough
been remarked; yet there is still room
for amazement at the ingenuity of the
devices to which snobs will resort.
We have had good many weddings re-
Gently In the neighborhood of Boston,
and among the other brides of high So
cial position has been Miss X, whose
family Is rather noted for exclusiveness.
When the invitations for the weddings
were sent out, Mrs. A., a woman who is
really devoured by social ambition, was
not included In the list Of guests. She
had met Mrs. x. and had somewhat
over-stepped the rigid prophecies Of ct
iquette In the manner In which she had
called upon that exclusive lady. Now,
she was doubtless much chagrine d
at not receiving a card for wedding
which was to be very large one, but
she was BY no means ready to aban-
don the field. On that day after the in
vitations went out Mrs. A. sent Miss X.
a valuable and well-selected piece Of
plate as a wedding gift. Miss K. In
the privicy of a select circle OF intimate
friends, declared that she would not
have the present. 1t was urged upon
her that she certainly could not return
il.
But I shall not acknowledge itr'
she declared angrily.
But then, my dear" her mother
said, you will DO putting yourself in
the wrong. You cannot be rude, and
especially to o nobody like Mrs. A"
al don't care" persisted the daught.
er. II will not invite her anyway.
This IL my wedding. and will have
whom please. She can't buy an In.
vitation with her trumpery old pres
ent"
But Of course In the end Mrs. A. was
invited and she appeared at the we'd
ding with an air Of being the most In.
innate friend OF the family. 1t amused
those who knew the story, but Mrs. A.
is clever enough to make the fact that
she was there tell for good deal In
her struggle up the social heights. -
Cor. Providence Journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22
Measles.

Measles begin with the symptoms a
a bad cold, hoarseness, Q cough. snee
zlng and weak eyes On the fourth day
rash appears on the forehead, spreads
over the face and extends 10 the body,
1t Is q darker red than tho rash 10
scarlet fever. and feels slightly raised
to the touch. When the rash first comes
out II looks like flea bits arranged In
little hali.moons on tho skin.
The greater danger Is Of taking cold.
which may bring on inflammation Of
the lungs, and Of injury to the eyes
from over use or exposure to too strong
q light
The patient should DO kept In bed in
a we'll ventilated room at temperature
of about $50. The window must be
lowered a few inches at the top II pos
sible the opening being covered with
strip OF flannel to prevent draught.
As fresh air Is Indispensable, II this
makes the room too cold, a fire must be
lighted TO counterfeit II. A warm sponge
bath should DO given each day, folded
blankets being placed over and under
the patient In bed. the night dress re-
moved and the hand holding the sponge
being passed under the upper blanket
while bathing to avoid exposure. The
window should DO shut during tho
bath. II the rash causes much irrlta-
ton It may be rubbed with cosmoline
or sweet oil. .
The eyes should be carefully shaded
from tho light and no reading permit.
ted until they are strong again. Serious
Inflammation and permanent weakness
Of the eyes may follow II these pre-
cautions are not taken. II Is often
very hard TO keep child amused and
happy under these restrictions. This
Is one OF the difficulties that a good
nurse will overcome, and she must re.
member that the child's comfort during
life may depend upon the care 1t re-
celves at this time.
To avoid cold, all clothing should be
warmed and aired before being used.
A flannel jacket worn over the night
dress Is q great protection.
II delirium comes on. and the rash
suddenly disappears. the sufferer
should be put into warm bath con.
tanning four tablespoonfuls Of mustard
to each pail Of water. taken out after
few minutes, quickly dried with warm
towels, and wrapped in blankets until
the doctor comes. II the child has
quick pulse and seems very sleepy. the
breathing should be carefully watched
to detect any symptoms Of trouble with
the chest
Milk should be the chief article OF
diet 1t may be used in Cruel, custard
and blancm angs. aud varied with beef
tea, chicken broth, mutton broth. toast
and any light food. - Companion.